Re: erro theme adaptable

The post on 'ADAPTABLE 1.8. discussion' was after this post and hence the logical and interpretable duplicate. If Fernando is angry then so be it, I'm only human after all and pragmatically what is needed is an answer to the question. No forum / site rules have been broken, so I don't see what the problem is.

And taking a simple look to moodle core lang files you will find this kind of strings in almost all the files. Therefore is not a bad use of strings in Adaptable. In any case, it is a mistake when the translator modified this string that can be fixed easily in AMOS (something common that already happened in a plugin with more 1000 strings to translate).

I remember you that Adaptable has only two official translations (English and Spanish International) supported by the theme team. A few other translations are just verified because translators collaborate with us, but most of the translations are done in AMOS and we do not have any kind of control. That is the case of pt-br.

It is not first time lately that you say Adaptable has errors when you clearly don't know what are you saying. Coming from a moderator, that is supposed to know how moodle works, is not very professional. So please, stop saying nonsense and learn about the issue before reply. Or simply, do not reply questions related to Adaptable that you do not have any idea. Thanks

Re: erro theme adaptable

Yes I can explain. Perhaps my wording was wrong, I tend to type and not get the things in the correct order so if the reader does not understand what I am talking about then they didn't get the message I was trying to impart.

I first was aware of this when Moodle 2.0 was being developed, and the first theme to be created, other than BASE and STANDARD, was made by New School Learning, which was called CANVAS.

I worked for New School Learning for a year or so at this time when the problems with Language files first came to light.

Anyway the problem of HTML and other coding in Language files is still a problem if you like it or not.

If you want to know more about this, then I suggest you ask David Mudrak - https://github.com/mudrd8mz as he is has worries about this subject especially with the translations. Any small mistake can upset the balance of what the user sees.

Also the fact that the mistake with the spacing in the ERROR, that this discussion is all about, goes to show that we are all human and can make mistakes in error or intentionally.